I'll look into both solutions provided although the Base one kind of goes
outside of the scope of what I'm looking for. This is an issue that has
applied to a lot of spreadsheets for me and an auto update feature would be
really useful. My spreadsheet structure is like this:

A|B|C
Date|Income|Expenses
YY/DD/MM|$$$$|$$$$

It seems like this wouldn't be the best for a database and seems to be
perfect for a spreadsheet.


Many thanks, I will be putting this into FDO as an enhancement request, I
believe that MSO does it but not positive.


Regards,
Joel


On Wed, Dec 5, 2012 at 12:12 PM, Gabriele Ponzo <[email protected]> wrote:

> I forgot to Reply All, I'm sorry.
> ---
> Gabriele Ponzo
>
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Gabriele Ponzo <[email protected]>
> Date: 2012/12/5
> Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Chart Range Entire Column
> To: Joel Madero <[email protected]>
>
>
> What You seem to be looking for is an auto-scaling feature which I
> don't believe has been yet implemented.
>
> Scientifically is correct that if you specify a range of x rows, the
> graphic makes room for all af them, even if empty, because if they are
> in the range, their data has to be considered (even null).
>
> By the way it's an interesting point of view and could be suggested as
> a new feature to be added as an option for instance, I think, because
> it could be useful as well.
>
> What I can tell You to solve this, for the moment, is to double click
> into the graphic to go editing it, and then double click the Date's
> axis. Now You can specify in the first Tab (Scale) the Maximum Value,
> avoiding the Automatic Option. In this way it will render just the
> portion of Data You'll need.
>
> It still requires to edit the graphic, but I think it's surely better
> and faster than having to modify the Data Values Area. And I think You
> could do this once a quad, leaving not too much blank space at the end
> of the graphic.
>
> I really hope to have been useful for You and all people reading, and
> also to have aimed a good solution without forgetting other ones which
> could have been simpler.
> ---
> Gabriele Ponzo
>
>
> 2012/12/5 Joel Madero <[email protected]>:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I want to know if there's a way to make a chart range be an entire column
> > so that if I add data I don't have to manually alter the range. For
> > instance, every month I do expenses and the new row would be "MM/YYYY"
> then
> > there's expenses and income listed, every time I add a new entry I have
> to
> > manually update the data range which is a hassle. If I select the entire
> > column as a data range it automatically adjusts to the last row with
> data.
> > Furthermore, if I just do a range that has like 10,000 extra rows (Maybe
> > A1:A10000) the chart is squished (it doesn't auto adjust according to
> logic
> > of where last cell contains data and then update when new data is
> entered).
> >
> > Many thanks as always,
> > Joel
> >
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